Anthropologie Dinnerware
Artist Blakely Little delights in the scenery of coastal towns - their pastel palettes, winding waterways, and upbeat moods. Based in Charleston, South Carolina, she paints the world in unlikely colors meant to inspire a sense of discovery and joy.
Colorful pesce swim across this smooth collection, bringing a bit of Mediterranean flair to your open-air tablescape.
Glazed stoneware. This item is not microwave safe. Hand wash. Portugal
Crafted in Portugal, this beautifully detailed stoneware is replete with a rich crackle glaze. An Anthropologie exclusive.
The artisans in Anna Weatherley's studio are trained in centuries-old, traditional Hungarian techniques. Each piece of handpainted porcelain is inspired by the botanical illustrators and painters of the 18th century, and transforms a place setting into a work of art.
Demure, handpainted florals elevate this classic collection that's worthy of contemporary and traditional kitchens alike.
Due to the crafted nature of this item, expect slight variation in the appearance of each unique piece. Glazed stoneware. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Portugal
The mission of Caskata is to make shared meals look as beautiful and joyous as they taste. Informed by the picturesque New England landscape that surrounds the their studios, every design is in turn sophisticated, enchanting and playful. Each careful composition - rendered with a fine artist's virtuosic sense of motion, depth and color - transforms an everyday table setting into a keepsake your family will use and share for generations. In this giftable collection, delicate stems and petals bloo
The artisans in Anna Weatherley's studio are trained in centuries-old, traditional Hungarian techniques. Each piece of handpainted porcelain is inspired by the botanical illustrators and painters of the 18th century, and transforms a place setting into a work of art.
Using traditional Victorian tools and techniques, the iconic British pottery Burleigh makes these black and white floral prints exclusively for Soho Home. Each piece is crafted from pure English Earthenware, a combination of ball clay from Devon, China clay from Cornwall, flint, and feldspar. Created by hand, no two pieces of Burleighware are the same, celebrating the one-of-a-kind nature of traditional ceramics. Founded in a Georgian townhouse in 1995, London's original Soho House aimed to be a
In a private studio within our Home Office, our design team is free to explore new aesthetics - to experiment with color and form, line and technique, to allow creativity to flow and inspiration to strike. The result? A collection that fuses the natural and modern worlds into elevated pieces for everyday use. Taking cues from contemporary works of art, painterly layers of color intermingle with freeform brushstrokes and splatters of pure gold.
Made in Portugal from fine stoneware, this lovely dinnerware collection features a subtly feminine design in serene hues.
As a child in Waterloo County, Ontario, Cathy Terepocki grew up around handmade objects, an environment that instilled within her a deep appreciation for creativity and innovation. This fascination soon turned into a lifelong pursuit, as Terepocki's own art became the focus of her days. Layering contemporary methods of hand-painting and printmaking on top of hand-built forms, she creates motifs and. objets. with a distinctively crafted, organic appeal. A resident of British Columbia, she lives a
Decaled stoneware. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Portugal
Born in 1964, Nathalie Lete studied fashion design at the Art Applieque's Duperre and lithography at the Beaux Arts de Paris. Her paintings, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, books and toys are built upon a foundation of fantasy, humor and childhood memories. Here, opaque stoneware is adorned with French-inspired whimsy, making any meal that much more appetizing.
Handpainted soda lime glass. This item is not microwave safe. Hand wash. Imported
Handpainted, glazed stoneware. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Portugal
Pad-printed porcelain. This item is not microwave safe. Hand wash. Imported
After living in New York City for 20 years, Susan Hall returned home to a small town at the center of the Point Reyes National Seashore, California. Drawn back by its untouched wilderness, majestic bays, and diverse wildlife, Hall describes Point Reyes as "the center of [her] painting life," and a place that she often visited in dreams even while living on the East Coast.
Known the world over for its iconic blue-and-white ceramics, Delft has been a pottery powerhouse since the 1600s. One of the Dutch city's signatures? The painted tile, a quaint craft often used to depict scenes of country life. Today, StoryTiles continues this tradition with miniature works of art, each hand-baked and illustrated with a touch of whimsy. We were such fans that we asked StoryTiles founder Marga van Oers to design a tabletop collection just for us - and we couldn't be happier to sh
Glazed stoneware. This item is not microwave safe. Hand wash. Imported
Bursting with colorful artwork, vibrant cafes, and contemporary homes, the neighborhood of Wynwood in Miami, Florida inspired this summer-ready collection.
Decaled melamine. This item is not microwave safe. Dishwasher safe. Imported
With each boldly hued petal and bursting bloom, Bay Area-born Bridgette Thornton engages in playful exploration of the relationship between depth and color. Her subjects - whether arranged in a vase or sprouting in a field - take on the organic vibrancy typically reserved for things found only in the natural world.
Vibrant blooms are a casual, yet refined feature on this collection of sweet dinnerware.
Inspired by Moorish tile, each vibrant bloom is painted by hand. An Anthropologie exclusive.
Crafted in Portugal, this beautifully detailed stoneware is replete with a rich crackle glaze. An Anthropologie exclusive.
Prized by European royal families since 1821, Gien's heirloom-worthy faience dining collections are handcrafted in a converted convent in the French Loire Valley. Each piece's distinctive elegance and timeless artistry guarantees its place in your own family's collection for generations to come. Based upon a series of plates from 1824, this storied collection tells the tales of four French fables by mirroring Jean de la Fontaine's verses through intricately drawn vignettes.
Prized by European royal families since 1821, Gien's heirloom-worthy faience dining collections are handcrafted in a converted convent in the French Loire Valley. Each piece's distinctive elegance and timeless artistry guarantees its place in your own family's collection for generations to come. An abundant bouquet - including pansies, roses, blueberries, geraniums and camellias - blossoms on each stunning piece of the Millefleurs collection, designed by esteemed artist Isabelle de Borchgrave.
The mission of Caskata is to make shared meals look as beautiful and joyous as they taste. Informed by the picturesque New England landscape that surrounds their studios, every design is in turn sophisticated, enchanting and playful. Each careful composition - rendered with a fine artist's virtuosic sense of motion, depth and color - transforms an everyday table setting into a keepsake your family will use and share for generations. Feather-light, vintage-inspired leaves and blooms grace the cre
Prized by European royal families since 1821, Gien's heirloom-worthy faience dining collections are handcrafted in a converted convent in the French Loire Valley. Each piece's distinctive elegance and timeless artistry guarantees its place in your own family's collection for generations to come. The Filet Bleu collection features delicate brush strokes gently applied to the contours of each shell-shaped piece.